Yesterday’s Dinosaurs
They’re gobbling up the planet and themselves, no thought for tomorrow only wealth. They’re yesterday’s dinosaurs, learning nothing from before, looting the future so they can have more. They ridicule Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: global warming
Let’s Not Move Mountains
Let’s not move mountains, let’s leave them where they are, let’s adapt to the gift we’ve been given —and not leave scars. Home, our home, should be a warm embrace Continue Reading →
Knee-Deep in Retreat
Last week I blogged about Extreme Weather and how that which is most adaptable to global warming is bacteria. And then the last week happened and I’m just a bit Continue Reading →
Meanwhile, More Tragedy
Montana is burning. So are many other states in the west, but I’m in Montana and I can see first hand that Montana is burning. Already it’s gone on far Continue Reading →
Naive Humans
How naive we were, thinking changing climate was nothing more than warming temperatures and rising water. Oh, but that which adapts quickest isn’t human. It was bacteria that locked us Continue Reading →
Feeling Small
Heat sculpts stone, compressing, lifting creating landscapes. Upon it we walk —feeling small. Rain paints spring, green carpet hillsides brushed as velvet. Within it we Continue Reading →
The Missing Link
Creatures soar in the vast sky, others ply the ocean’s depths, while we spoil what’s between until there’s nothing left. We’re our own missing link between our beginning and termination, Continue Reading →
Ants
Ants. So busy, so industrious. Building. Scurrying. Digging. The ant collective working for the greater ant good. Celebrating humanity’s warming planet that’s rendering frozen lands ant neighborhoods. More places for Continue Reading →
Dry Tears
In mourning on that day when the sun doesn’t rise. Watching the world burn while no one cries. Showing our might, our righteous ire… so intent upon stopping the chaos Continue Reading →
Animals
Our existing world, where the greatest threat to survival is humankind rather then mammoths and saber-toothed cats. Where’s the progress in that? Existing in a world where the gun we’re Continue Reading →